Uncle Sam, Not Uncle Sucker

In negotiating trade deals Trump, trolling aside, has sought advantages for the US.  This is par for the course in regard to trade deals between nations.  That the Canadian leadership has used this perfectly normal attitude to launch an anti-American jihad in Canada, has much more to do with Canadian politics, where bashing the US is usually popular, than trade.  Trump trolling is not helpful, but is largely responsive to the fact that north of the border, for a very long time, Uncle Sam has been treated as Uncle Sucker.  Those days are gone, and no amount of Canadian hysteria will bring them back, so long as Trump is in office.

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Lead kindly light
Lead kindly light
Wednesday, September 9, AD 2026 5:46am

While I would like Trump to stop trolling, there’s always an element of truth in them.

MrsOpey
MrsOpey
Wednesday, September 9, AD 2026 6:53am

Meme’s. Canada was defeated by memes

Donald Link
Wednesday, September 9, AD 2026 9:28am

As a proponent of free trade, I note the distortions caused by trade wars. It would seem that national defense and retaliatory actions against countries that discriminate American products are the only logical tariffs. As a revenue raiser, tariffs have long outlived their purpose despite our President’s views. Time to get a bit more creative with our trade policies.

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